Cambodia Tour Packages

Five Cambodia tour packages cover every way to see the country. A six-day temple trip for first-timers. A ten-day route through Angkor, Phnom Penh, and the southern coast. A nine-day family itinerary paced for children. An eleven-day adventure through the Cardamoms and the northeast. A fourteen-day combination pairing Cambodia with Vietnam. All five run as fully private trips with licensed guides, private cars, and dates set by you. Every package adjusts. Add a day, swap a leg, change the pace. Tell us what you want, and we’ll build around it.

Peregrine operates five Cambodia packages ranging from six to fourteen days, covering temples, coast, rainforest, wildlife, and a two-country combination. All are private, with no shared vehicles, fixed departures, or minimum group size. The comparison below shows the full range at a glance.

Not sure which fits? Please tell us your travel dates and group size, and we will recommend the right one. Reach us at sales@peregrinetreks.com or WhatsApp +977 985 105 2413.

Cambodia Tour Packages — Every Option Explained

Angkor Wat Tour — 6 Days in Siem Reap

The Angkor Wat Tour is the starting point in Cambodia. Six days from a single base in Siem Reap, with three full temple days on a three-day Angkor pass. The pass costs less than buying two separate one-day passes, and the extra temple day transforms how you experience the park.

The route covers the Small Circuit on day one — Angkor Wat at sunrise, the Bayon face towers, and Ta Prohm. The Grand Circuit on day two — Preah Khan, Neak Pean, Ta Som, sunset from Pre Rup. Banteay Srei on day three, with the finest pink sandstone carving at any Angkorian site. Non-temple days carry a private boat morning through the Kampong Phluk stilt villages on the Tonlé Sap and an evening at Phare, the Cambodian Circus.

The package suits first-time visitors with a 6-day stay in Siem Reap. It also works as a short Cambodia leg on a longer Southeast Asia route. A day trip to Beng Mealea, Phnom Kulen, or Koh Ker can be added.

Cambodia Luxury Tour — 10 Days Through Siem Reap, Phnom Penh, and the South

The Cambodia Luxury Tour is the full-country first trip done at a considered pace. Ten days cover three faces of Cambodia. Temples in Siem Reap, the Royal Palace and difficult history in Phnom Penh, the Cardamom rainforest, and the Kep seafront in the south.

Three Angkor temple days open the trip. A private boat through the Kampong Phluk stilt villages and the Artisans Angkor silk farm at Puok follows. Two nights in Phnom Penh give the Royal Palace, the National Museum, and Tuol Sleng the time each needs. Two nights on the Tatai River put you inside the Southern Cardamoms for kayaking, a waterfall, and a ranger patrol. Two closing nights in Kep bring Kampot pepper farms, the crab market, and the Gulf of Thailand.

The package suits travelers who want Cambodia’s full arc in one trip — temples, capital, rainforest, and coast. An island extension to Koh Rong Sanloem can be added at the end.

Cambodia Family Tour — 9 Days Built Around Children’s Pacing

The Cambodia Family Tour covers Siem Reap and Phnom Penh at a pace that works for families. Two nights on a calm island beach close the trip. Temple mornings start at eight rather than five. Pool afternoons stay protected. Every activity is chosen for engagement rather than endurance.

Two Angkor temple days run shorter circuits with the Bayon face towers and the strangler figs at Ta Prohm as the main holds. A morning at Kulen Elephant Forest gives an observation-only elephant visit — no riding, no performance. An evening at Phare delivers the most consistently engaging entertainment in Siem Reap for mixed-age audiences. The Kampong Phluk boat trip on the Tonlé Sap gives children a glimpse of the stilt houses, which they remember longer than most temples.

Tuol Sleng and Choeung Ek are not included in the standard family plan. An optional adult half-day covers them in parallel while the children go to Silk Island with a second guide.

Cambodia Adventure Tour — 11 Days Off the Standard Route

The Cambodia Adventure Tour covers the parts of Cambodia that most packaged trips skip. Eleven days running east from Angkor to the Mekong and the highlands, then south into the Cardamom rainforest. One Angkor temple day opens the trip. The remaining ten cover places that the standard circuit never reaches.

The route passes through Sambor Prei Kuk, the pre-Angkorian brick towers of ancient Ishanapura. A dawn boat at Kampi gives a chance to see the critically endangered Irrawaddy dolphins. A full day at the Elephant Valley Project in Mondulkiri puts you on forest trails beside retired elephants — no riding, no chaining, no performance. Three closing nights on the Tatai River bring rainforest kayaking, a working ranger patrol, and a night-spotting run.

Provincial accommodation along the route is the best each place has to offer. Rajabori Villas on a Mekong island, Mayura Hill in the Mondulkiri highlands, and 4 Rivers Floating Lodge on the Tatai. We name them honestly, including where they sit below the Siem Reap standard.

A seasonal note: roads in the northeast become difficult from July through September. Check the current conditions before booking a green-season departure.

Vietnam and Cambodia Tour — 14 Days Across Two Countries

The Vietnam and Cambodia Tour is the most requested multi-country combination in Southeast Asia. Fourteen days cover Hanoi, an overnight on Halong Bay, and three nights in Hoi An. Two nights in Ho Chi Minh City, three at Angkor, and two in Phnom Penh complete the route. Both countries get real-time rather than a rushed fly-through.

A short flight connects Ho Chi Minh City to Siem Reap in about one hour and fifteen minutes on Air Cambodia or Vietnam Airlines. No overland crossing of Thailand is involved at any point. The Vietnam-Cambodia land border at Bavet operates normally, but the package routes by air for speed.

Separate licensed guides work in each country. The handover happens at the airport with the trip file already transferred. Highlights include sunrise at Angkor Wat and the Bayon face towers. The Mekong Delta by boat, the lantern-lit lanes of Hoi An, and kayaking among the Halong Bay karsts round out the Vietnamese half.

The Vietnam leg can extend northward to Hanoi and Halong Bay. The Cambodia leg can extend south to Kampot and Kep. Both adjustments are handled before travel.

Which Cambodia Tour Package Is Right for You?

The right package depends on how many days you have and what matters most to you. Every package below runs as a private trip with dates set by you.

If You Have Six Days or Fewer

The Angkor Wat Tour covers Siem Reap and the temples properly in six days: no rushing, no repacking, no second city. The three-day Angkor pass gives three full temple days for less than the cost of two single-day passes.

If You Want the Full Country in One Trip

The Cambodia Luxury Tour covers temples, the capital, the rainforest, and the coast in ten days. No other single package gives the same geographic range at a pace that holds.

If You Are Traveling With Children

The Cambodia Family Tour runs for 9 days, with capped temple mornings, an observation-only elephant visit, a visit to the Phare Circus, and an island finish. The difficult history at Tuol Sleng is optional rather than built in.

If You Want Cambodia’s Nature and Wildlife

The Cambodia Adventure Tour covers the Mekong, the Mondulkiri highlands, and the Cardamom rainforest in eleven days. Green-season road conditions on the northeast legs need to be checked before a wet-month booking.

If You Want to Combine Cambodia With Vietnam

The Vietnam and Cambodia Tour runs for fourteen days across both countries with separate guides. The flight between Ho Chi Minh City and Siem Reap takes about one hour and fifteen minutes. No Thai border crossing is involved.

If You Are Returning to Cambodia

The Cambodia Adventure Tour covers everything the standard first trip leaves out. Alternatively, adding the Vietnam combination for the first time yields a 14-day trip that overlaps with the previous visit.

If You Want a Tailor-Made Cambodia Trip

All five packages are starting points. Peregrine builds custom Cambodia itineraries from any combination of duration, routing, and pace. Send your dates and priorities to sales@peregrinetreks.com or WhatsApp +977 985 105 2413, and the team will return a detailed plan.

What Every Peregrine Cambodia Tour Includes

Every Cambodia tour package from Peregrine includes private transfers, a licensed local guide, and airport pickups at both ends. The Angkor pass covers all packages with temple days. Dates are set by you, not by a fixed departure schedule. A local ground contact is available throughout the trip.

Private transfers mean no shared minibusses and no public buses. Departure times fit your schedule, not a coach timetable. The airport pickup at Siem Reap Angkor International covers the roughly 40-kilometer transfer from the new airport to town—the distance surprises most first-time arrivals.

Licensed guides hold an official Cambodian government tourism permit, which guarantees a verified standard of knowledge. A licensed guide is not a driver doubling as a tour leader.

How to Book a Cambodia Tour With Peregrine

Booking starts with a message. Choose a package from the page or describe what you have in mind. Please tell us your preferred travel dates and group size. The team returns a detailed day-by-day itinerary and quote, typically within 48 hours.

Contact us to start planning your trip to Cambodia.

• Email: sales@peregrinetreks.com
• WhatsApp: +977 985 105 2413

Peregrine in Cambodia — Why It Matters Who Runs Your Trip

Peregrine has operated tours in Cambodia since the country’s tourism infrastructure began developing. The routing on every package comes from ground-verified experience — real drive times, current site conditions, and tested logistics. When a site becomes inaccessible, it is removed from every itinerary the same day. Preah Vihear and the Thai land crossings are both off every current package.

All guides hold Cambodian government tourism licenses. Temple guides at Angkor carry Angkor-area guide certification issued by the APSARA National Authority. The distinction matters at the temples, where a certified guide reads the bas-reliefs rather than repeating a script.

Every Peregrine Cambodia itinerary stays within confirmed safe zones, verified against current government travel advisories. The safety assessment is reviewed every 90 days. The review date is published in the “Is Cambodia Safe” article.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is included in a Cambodia tour package from Peregrine?

Private car transfers on all legs, a licensed local guide on all activity days, airport pickups, the Angkor pass on temple-day packages, and named accommodation. International flights, the Cambodia visa, travel insurance, and personal spending are not included. Every inclusion traces to the individual package page.

Are Peregrine Cambodia tours private or group tours?

All Peregrine Cambodia tour packages are private—no shared coaches, no fixed departure dates, and no minimum group size. You set the dates. The itinerary runs for your party alone. Every car, boat, and guide belongs to you.

How much does a Cambodia tour package cost?

The cost depends on the package, duration, number of travelers, and accommodation. Contact the team for a current quote at sales@peregrinetreks.com or WhatsApp +977 985 105 2413. A detailed itinerary and quote will come back within 48 hours.

Can I customize my Cambodia tour itinerary?

Yes. Every package is a starting point, not a fixed product. Duration, pace, day trips, accommodation changes, and date adjustments are all handled before travel. Entirely custom Cambodia itineraries are also available if none of the five packages fit your plan.

Which Cambodia tour is best for a first-time visitor?

The Angkor Wat Tour for six days or fewer — it covers Siem Reap and the temples properly from a single base. The Cambodia Luxury Tour for ten days or more — it adds Phnom Penh, the Cardamom rainforest, and the Kep coast. The choice depends on how many days you have and whether you want to go to the south. You can get a detailed information about Best Time to visit Cambodia by this link: https://peregrinetreks.com/blog/best-time-to-visit-cambodia

Is the Vietnam and Cambodia tour better with Cambodia first or Vietnam first?

Both sequences work. Cambodia is the more common choice because Angkor is the most distinctive single destination in the region. Opening there sets a strong standard. Vietnam is equally well-suited for travelers whose flight routing favors arriving in Ho Chi Minh City. The team can advise on the best sequence for your connections.

Is Cambodia safe to visit for a tour right now?

Yes, for the areas all five Peregrine packages visit. The northern border zone around Preah Vihear is closed and off every itinerary. Siem Reap, Phnom Penh, Kampot, Kep, and the islands are fully open. The safety situation is reviewed every 90 days, and the review date is published.